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Bank Of America - Credit Cards posting extra (fake) transcaction charges that never happened from previous store Nationwide
I am a business owner and a customer called me today April 15, 2009 to complain that I charged him again for a service he never bought. He did buy a service from me on Feb. 14, 2009 for $260. When he checked his online statement today there was a 2nd charge from my business on his statement for $220 - with date of April 10 transaction and clearing on April 13, 2009. But he did not come into my store nor order anything from my website. I called my Merchant Card service provider and they confirmed only the Feb. 14 charge of $260 and NO CHARGE of $220 in April at all. Merchant processing said the mistake came from Bank of America side, maybe they keyed in a transaction again by mistake.
I am suspicious since it is 2 months later. BofA can do this and if people do not carefully check their card statements they would end up paying BofA this extra amount of $220 or whatever other fake charge is there and BofA could further claim huge profits to the media. This could just be a one-time error, but in all my years of using credit cards I've never seen this scenario before. It makes me wonder if this bank and others are out of control, or offering incentives to their staff to increase profits anyway they can or is their a mole, a sabatouer in their ranks, or is it some off shore group in Romania of Mumbai that is doing the processing and hoping customers do not review their monthly statements. BofA then pockets this extra cash.
Beware - watch your credit card statements like a hawk and business owner be on the look out to for yet more corruption from the financial industry.
Bizzlady
St. Louis, Missouri
U.S.A.
2 Updates & Rebuttals
Karl
Highlands Ranch,Colorado,
USA
IN FRAUD WE TRUST POEM
#3Consumer Comment
Wed, June 29, 2011
IN FRAUD WE TRUST POEM
Welcome to America
In Fraud We Trust
Our country is broken
It'll soon go bust
Our leaders are liars
They work for the FED
Welcome to America
The dream is now dead
This poem is over
Watch the Dow Jones adjust
Welcome to America
In Fraud We Trust.
End.
Anyone can 'Google' and watch the following videos on the web to see that the United States of America has turned into a country whose foundation is solidly built on fraud-
1) FRONTLINE: THE WARNING (Pay close attention to what Alan Greenspan said in regards to "fraud".)
2) FRONTLINE: INSIDE THE MELTDOWN
3) AMERICA: FREEDOM TO FASCISM
4) THE OBAMA DECEPTION
5) YOUTUBE FALL OF THE REPUBLIC
6) THE NEXT HOUSING SHOCK
7) COUNTRYWIDE WHISTLEBLOWER REPORTS LIAR LOANS
8) CAR SALES: TRICKS OF THE TRADE- CONSUMER ALERT
*Keep in mind that a car and a house are the two BIGGEST purchases that most Americans make in their lifetime. Fraud was, and still is, at the root of how many houses and cars are sold in this country. Our leaders know this, but they will continue to listen to their bosses at the Federal Reserve because the banking cartel, which controls Wall Street and the U.S. government, makes a lot of money from the fraudulent way that business is conducted in America.
Thank You
"Knowledge is power."
POWER TO THE PEOPLE
Karl
Highlands Ranch,Colorado,
U.S.A.
Bizzlady, If CORRUPTION, FRAUD, DECEPTION, GREED, MANIPULATION, &......
#3Consumer Comment
Thu, April 16, 2009
the CONSTANT PURSUIT TO FINANCIALLY INJURE INNOCENT PEOPLE, were taken out of America, then the U.S. economy would experience an ECONOMIC CATASTROPHE, in my opinion.
Unfortunately, those elements are the FOUNDATION of much of the U.S. economy.
There are too many 'fishy' things taking place in the banking sector in the USA. In 2007, GM Credit Card Services was exposed for raising interest rates on credit cards for people with good credit. WHY? Well, perhaps the COLLAPSING entity known as GM decided to make their profits by raising interest rates on their cardholders, right?
And look what's happening to cardholders of BOA! Interest rates are being RAISED, and at the same time the FED has LOWERED its rate to nearly 0%, correct?
WHY are interest rates going UP for people whose payment history has been excellent? I can only think of one reason- the banks are in DEEP, DEEP, trouble! This 'mortgage mess' is much, much, BIGGER than we're being led to believe, in my opinion. Remember, MILLIONS of people who already had homes were RE-FINANCING too!
Since March of 2008 the total taxpayer outlay has been $5.32 TRILLION, according to a Report on 'The McGlaughlin Group' a few weeks ago. That's TRILLION with a 'T'. If you take $5.32 TRILLION and divide it by 70 MILLION households in America you come up with about $76,000.00 per household!!!
That's a DEBT which has to be paid back, eventually, right?
WELCOME TO AMERICA- IN FRAUD WE TRUST